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Wheeling Hospital CEO says patients benefit most from WVU Medicine takeover

Wheeling Hospital CEO says patients benefit most from WVU Medicine takeover By Wheeling Hospital now has the WVU Medicine logos on it. WHEELING, W.Va. Doug Harrison, the CEO of Wheeling Hospital calls the management takeover by West Virginia University Health System a great expansion in the ability to serve citizens of the Upper Ohio Valley. Harrison was part of the official formalization of the agreement between West Virginia University Health System, Wheeling Hospital, and the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston to make the hospital a full member of the WVU network that took place Wednesday. The parties announced in September 2020 that the hospital would join the health system.

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Wheeling Hospital officially joins WVU Medicine | News, Sports, Jobs

Wheeling Hospital officially joins WVU Medicine | News, Sports, Jobs
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West Virginia University Addresses Addiction Crisis with Novel Ultrasound Treatment

West Virginia University Addresses Addiction Crisis with Novel Ultrasound Treatment Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute first-in-the-world to use focused ultrasound to treat opioid use disorder WVU Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute staff prepare a patient for a first-in-the-world clinical trial to investigate the use of focused ultrasound technology to treat opioid use disorder. (WVU Photo/Brian Persinger) March 17, 2021 On the heels of the country’s deadliest year for drug overdoses, the West Virginia University Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute launched a first-in-the-world clinical trial to investigate the use of focused ultrasound technology to treat those with opioid use disorder. The procedure marks the potential for a new innovative treatment for addiction.

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Alzheimer s seminar aims to support, educate on inequalities | 92 7 The Van WYVN

Alzheimer s seminar aims to support, educate on inequalities | 92 7 The Van WYVN
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New radiology research shows promising results for focused ultrasound treatment of Alzheimer s

E-Mail IMAGE: A new study by Rashi Mehta a researcher with the WVU School of Medicine and Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute finds that focused ultrasound may induce an immunological healing effect in the brains of. view more Credit: Caylie Silveria/West Virginia University West Virginia University scientists used MRI scans to show what happens when ultrasound waves target a specific area of Alzheimer s patient s brains. They concluded that this treatment may induce an immunological healing response, a potential breakthrough for a disease that accounts for up to 80% of all dementia cases. Rashi Mehta, a researcher with the WVU School of Medicine and Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute, led the study that appears in the journal

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